Singapore-Vietnam
Joint Stamp
Singapore
and Vietnam first established diplomatic relations in 1973. The bilateral ties between the two countries
have built up over the years and grown from strength to greater strength. 2013 marks the 40th anniversary
strong regional allies of both countries.
Beautifully
depicted in this stamp issue, the Red Junglefowl and Grey Peacok Pheasant are
featured and will be releasing on 12
Sept 2013.
Red Junglefowl
The
Red Junglefowl also scientifically known as the Gallus gallus, is widely touted
as the wild ancestor of the domestic chicken.
The head of the cock has ear wattles and sports a majestic red comb. Their feathers are long, bright gold and
bronze in colour stretching from its neck and over its back. The tail feathers are long and arching and
shimmer with blue, purple and green under the light.
Grey Peacock Pheasant
The
Grey Peacock Pheasant also scientifically known as Polyplectron Bicalcaratum is
a small species of bird found mostly in the lowland and hill forests of Assam
and Southeast Asia. It has grayish brown
plumage that are spotted with dark blue circles with white rings along its
wings and mantle. Each of its tail
feather has two finely spotted green “eyespots” or ocelli which is especially
prominent in the males.
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